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This photographic collection showcases the effects of erosion on Illinois' Thorn Creek, highlighting the interaction between natural ecosystems and human activities. It examines how land use contributes to erosion and its visible consequences, such as fallen oaks along eroding shorelines and stream banks. Through detailed observations, viewers can discern the characteristics of various ecosystems, assess land usage, and reflect on the absence of certain expected elements in these environments. This collection invites a deeper understanding of environmental impacts and conservation efforts.
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Erosion in Wisconsin [at] Grabers Slide American Environmental Photographs Collection, [AEP Image Number, e.g., AEP-MIN73], Department of Special Collections, University of Chicago Library American Memory, Library of Congress
What might this be? What makes you think that?
What don’t you see in this picture that you think you should see?
[An] eroding shore with fallen Oak, Thorn Creek, Illinois American Environmental Photographs Collection, [AEP Image Number, e.g., AEP-MIN73], Department of Special Collections, University of Chicago Library. American Memory, Library of Congress
Is this a good example of erosion? Why or why not?
[An] eroding stream bank with overhanging Oak, Thorn Creek, Illinois American Environmental Photographs Collection, [AEP Image Number, e.g., AEP-MIN73], Department of Special Collections, University of Chicago Library American Memory, Library Of Congress